Description
RESPONSIBILITIES:- Accountable for translating the business process and its requirements into a business solution.
- Accountable for requirements, design, testing and implementation deliverables.
- Models the business process, reconciling the process and data models.
- Designs the application architecture.
- Provides business leadership to the developers on the project teams.
- Prepare strategic business requirements, uses accepted concepts, standards, SDLC methodologies, and tool sets
- Fully utilize data and process modelling techniques along with workflow analysis techniques
- Consult with customer and systems personnel to determine type of information to be processed
- Devise data verification methods and standard systems procedures
- Define and analyze needs and information requirements
- Prepare charts, tables, and diagrams to assist in analysing problems, utilizing various business, scientific, engineering and mathematical techniques
- Plan projects
- Estimate project requirements
- Communicate well with customers at a level they understand
- Develop in-depth understanding of business areas where existing or modernized programs could provide solutions.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Bachelors degree in Computer Science or Business Administration or equivalent training or work experience;
- Knowledge of data modelling
- Knowledge of business functions supported by a major application system or multiple smaller systems.
- Five plus years applications analysis experience or equivalent
- Some experience with or exposure to business process management and an awareness of the use of information technology to improve work processes.
- 7 - 9 years of experience in above responsibilities
- 5-7 years of Lavastorm experience building and supporting complicated graphs (including Oracle database connectivity); proficiency in Lavastorm is required.
- Build Advanced Graphs utilizing client input files and Oracle databases
- User Training: Business User and Technical Team Troubleshooting user defined graphs
- Technical documentation using business use-cases